Lynn Fisher: Flash crash in silver was meant to scare investors

Lynn Fisher of Fisher Precious Metals in Deerfield Beach, Florida, writes today that last week's flash crash in silver was clearly manipulation arising from the desperation of governments to discourage investment in the monetary metals. Fisher adds that "the bullion banks would not be cycling out of massive numbers of short positions if they thought the price was going to go down significantly." Her commentary is headlined "Ongoing Flash Crash Speculation" and it's posted at the company's internet site here:

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